Biography

Antía Muíño is a singer, guitarist, and songwriter, one of the most important voices in the new Iberian song movement. In her music, the echoes of the voices of her native Galicia resonate alongside singer-songwriter music, jazz, and pop.

Classically trained, Antía also grew up linked to traditional Galician music and, at the same time, discovered and delved into other styles, mainly jazz and Ibero-American popular music. This eclecticism makes her an artist who is difficult to classify, who seeks to escape labels and clichés and who swims without complexes between all these waters to transmit a versatile and multifaceted voice, at the same time deeply personal and singular.

Her first work, Carta Aberta (2022), becomes a small phenomenon within the circuit, exceeding two million reproductions on the platforms and leading the artist to present it in numerous points of the state geography, as well as internationally in Portugal, Morocco or the Czech Republic. With this album, Antía writes new lines for Iberian author music, consolidating herself not only as one of the voices of the “new Galician song”, but also as a reference of alternative author song.

Anfibia Por Veces (2026) is the title of her second work, an eclectic and surprising album in which the artist explores new sounds and elevates the intimate style and acoustic sound that characterize her. This album is the result of a joint work with the outstanding Galician producer Hevi, (Malandrómeda, Caamaño&Ameixeiras, Mondra, Novedades Carminha) and in it the artist reflects on great universal themes such as identity, love, the search for oneself or the feeling of belonging. Antía also claims the role of women as creators and instrumentalists, including collaborations with prominent musicians from the Galician scene, such as Lilaina, Brassica Rapa and Margarida Mariño.